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i ] | STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 5, 19217. PAGE 8 } PHE DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—A Very Nifty Litth Garment. BY ALLMAN | WONDER WHAT HE HAS, o1tviA = MAY Be OW, WHAT CHA | | HOLD On Here, Y GOT IN THE Box | WoLo ont | LADIES," Wie OH TOM, WHAT HAVE You WAT HA 1OU ] BE VERY GLAD TO { { j | HE Knows IN THE PACKAGE ? j ——- | WANT A By Condo | Siavee § A 4 ag He BROVGET DS Some )SpoRT COAT] | ACCOMPANY You "TO ) NaveR Mino - TOM P THIS is A LITTLE SILK HOSE. (— Sur THE Bom | cHLRCH KEXT SUNDAY ! HAVE A LITTLE . ( SURPRISE ‘ 15 TOO SPALL } MORNING [ | SURPRISE FOR ie we ¥ FoR Thar - , oe On > ee 26 i] Ses hn aa SQUIRREL FOOD —-George Shouldn't Make Fresh With Benny When He's Laid Up. BY AHERN HEN THE UNITED STATES W begins to pour its new arm France and England the lovers of baseball—both the professional players and those who play it as amateurs—will find awaiting them on the other side a man just as famous on that side of the water, as Bonesetter Reese is in this country Joe Wood's favorite arm, the kinks of Ernie Shore, the heavy wing of Bill James may be put into condition thru a trip across. Ronesetter Bark is giving the war office a troublesome time with sil his muscle bending. Word from London says he wants to Lelp the army surgeons set bones Army regulations limit the med fecal department to licensed pri tioners, but many arguments been pulled off on the floor of parliament in favor of the wonder worker. John Hodge, M. P., offered the biggest argument in favor of send ing Barker to the hospitals. A| short time ago Hodge suffered the displacement of a cartilage in his | knee. It crippled him to a notice able extent. The argument was opened anew when Hodge walked to his seat in parliament without | the slightest trace of a limp and| explained to solicitous friends that | Rarker had set the unjointed part | ef his anatomy | Bonesetter Reese hasn't been} heard of to a great extent lately. | but it may be that he will begin} fiving the American army trouble by the same inclination to help. If #0, something should be done for | him, for he undoubtedly holds a vizardry of slipping misplaced| muscles back into place that is not excelled anywhere. Pethaps Reese and Barker c¢ form a partnership in their work confining their efforts to putting hletically inclined Pi into tr Uncle San are going to have a lo ehind the lines. They'll have the kinks | 6 0,2 | JOHN McGRAW might make good use of the halo left in New York by Matt hammering it down so it would fit the lordl brow of Heine the Zin Zim is entitled to a halo this year Playing with the worst rowdles in the Heine, with all his reputation for baiting r fighting and generally making h a hard guy,” has not a t this year, and has not had a n-in with an umpir He almost dented this record the other day w he turned hotly on Both Pairs BY H. C. HAMILTO . 2 ma * - that distinguishes him as the weight, won the decision over Jir TACOMA, July 5.—A perfect | places Cliff Durant, in a Cher United Preee Btaff Corresponde 41 Macrifice " anne cleverest lightweight in the in of Akre ©., in thelr day's auto racing program was rolet special, took second place. NEW YORK, July 5.—Just - og ip Moree, | Mtran Hasee Northwest, Harry Anderson of O-round bout at Cincinnat marred yesterday when Con Patterson wow first money o 4 V4 A i “1 gy Seattle, held the fast-going rad M. Hanson, driver, was | $1,800, and in addition $100 for as the averages are dail ve |F ‘ . Harha " ° wereRnee Sr sit te as ; ‘ coaches A ear’ Eddie Campi, Pacific Coast fike Gibbons had the better | killed and Fred Johnson, me- | leading the 26th lap, and $100 for ing, figures of the half season | Moree featherweight champion, to a | of George Chip in practically | chanic, was seriously injured first at the 52nd lap. mark today show that in the | Only one of Seattie’s famous Pas u A. ® draw in their four-round bout every round of their 12-round when their car skidded and 50-mile consolation event, American league, Boston and spurts at the finish saved the | ‘ yesterday afternoon in Ever. | go at Youngstown, 0. was hurled off the back stretch | in which four cars started, was wor Chieage are working towerd locals from being returned the ardeer, 1b ae recs | curve. The fatal accident oc by im Cro! by, in a Deusenberg “ | loser in both games of yester n ® ° ’ ad stood and ex Al McCoy Jost another node curred in the 16th lap of the | special pee hc ti oe yp sre aor: day's bargain matinee to the | y,. t ‘ @ aie hes with the clever {cision bout to Jack Clark of Allen 150-mile race for the Pacific nee Contranen e ere le little Vancouver ball club. As it was Morse, ® 1 6 @ 64 Californian ” inj town, P The mix was staged in| coast championship. nip Ths difference in their accomplish Be ere sce tha thite ing : RB eel eles oot Lars ha bled iad weer The catee Wea lip ccidint PRC te eee ame, 4 to and Seattle the qualities unde he ashings re oI | s ' 8 a 7 ; Pacis ‘hy notte <i aan | ee ae ie ities under the lashings re : took place is known as an “s Hand in Ogden Mix y } second ‘ ceived at the hands of the veteran Ted Lewis didn't lose his (curve. The machine leaped about “ ‘ocess of figuring, wit th ! -. a A uoOPe + By United Press Leased Wire and Giant ag bie w ' e » Camp welterweight title, altho John 2 feet in the air, turnin com OGDEN Utah Jul 5.—Jack s should be leading the » He 4 : 4 hy One ene ee re. | Bae ault, It jum te of Cilioagc ‘keoke his right Regt ule ee: om " ; ‘ Peter Mitschie has replaced lieved him of it at Akron, O., | 30-inct barely scratchin ri Cilcago, broke hiss TecaaE IGN ekiiee the cl : ) 5 “Muff” Bronson as the idol of | if their 15-round bout had been | top rail. Both men were thrown {yids in att second round a 7 Sree note eta kigean " ° © 6, the Portiand boxing fans. In | for a decision free of the whirling vounk or OF round go fely 613 times, ti p , yas their 10-round bout In Van. | landed about 30 feet beyond the fio lahoma, yesterday, Det “ tia age tig Pe | eae ; °| couver, Wash, last night, | Wi took an ea 0-/in a rocky gulel <fuse@ to quit when bis ssa 644 chances in the field] © e | ed the sponge in the ring. The ‘ y 6 errors. As| t » 9 6 0 ©, Mitschie battered Bronson in | round Al Norton at terson broke the track record P and have per 86 errors. As | The Giants decamp for Van. | every round Goldtie traveling 90.4 miles an hour for|Teferee stopped the bout in the a scoring mach following this after ale 8° ae — the 150 mile toads and Malcolm, | eighth force, the White reore punch at t to choose between ove hy A Ny United Meese Leased Wire 2 PERRY, Ia 5.—Johnny P , ; r BITABITRE. tele i tiko ais VANCOUVER vs. SEATTLE fl xon St. Paul digh thie Sa Apckanb hid: trent Pate cracked ; i. ok's firwt move ager of Admission 25¢ and 50c 1y Cook, local negr tweight, a their double bill yesterday eat ' » [lowly Pirates w waite Take Fourth Avenue Cars. hard in the sixth round that the flelding | Falls. Our old frier te off Hood in % inning by fans toda former Atl Mack was out for 20 minutes. tal of 96 errors | Falls, and won the second game versity of Oregon, has taken firn —_ - 4 to The first game ended 6 tol at Dente ne thee hold of the re Barney Dreyfu : me 3, with Emery Webb the winning| At foston @4, P , |has promised him every possible Outfielder Thrasher | Stoner At New York 4-4. Washington’ ¢ asnistanc his efforts to make a Umpire Bi! (le! put Fletche or licti bias ae af? team. | Reine sess cad: fostered: peoee. Victim of “Beaner | raceme (immed swuta do et ect | “Whether the club head means |t® order to Introduce our new SKYWARD ° ° - When Outfielder Thrasher, for to 8, in Butte yesterday. Al | At Brookly 0, Ne f ® | that he will adopt a more Hberal ere Y plate, which ts the I hady “aaa I - NEW YORK SCHOOLPOYS whom Connie Mack doled out $15. Bonner, Butte pitcher, failed to Of Gtlonee a0. Gaparnay ‘ policy or not was to develop. Nghtest Ml strongest plate known, verybody Seenis to have gone crazy on_ boosting haan expert. marksmen, the {000 last winter, was shunted back show up at the ball park. Har. | AY Patinnseia Site eaten cae port writers and fans generally @oes not cover the roof of the prices along all lines r drill held daily in at} {t2 the Southern association, anoth-| fy Harper hit five times in as | e that Bezdek's first task—| mouth; you can bite corn off the But we wish to announce that we are going to re Hb Jer victim the “bean ball” wa many trips to the plate for i Nia, WW dia Mark lthe one upon which possible suc. | Cob; guaranteed 16 years tain the same low prices we establishe a are Jadded to the long string credited| Tacoma jevew World's IWiark. Is: | csy wget pinmeedaste none sere Gold! craw’ i. 5isacskesssss gs.o9! ain the si } es we established three years ago. ” |to that unnecessary and dangerous | po eid : 7 lnoney out of Drey and elevate | 816 . here is another fact you should not lose sight exne th t ieee n ; ary ar 1 dangerous | Anolae Adacda peu aes Claimed for De Palma : " 1 Y vei fus ar levate | $15 set of teeth (whalebone) $8.00 | AROANE Lie TE we ieee te cl y 1 not e sig! 1 ‘ax chaveone hod of pl a h se ac OR ea, be ae he morale of the players SiG Gat at death $5.00 ati € were to close our doors to business today rpehooters made perfect Vet Nie | Denon f Ralph De Bridge work, per tooth, gold &3,09 YOu would be compelled to pay four times the amount tcores on the rifle range the | sii i al hung up wh c ed at ‘ : . a oO e pa r to us now fe 2 ay marksmen fit ihe. bullsey 45 Denlo Cleans Up | " ‘" n 7 Woridt site| via ae Change Made in Mix White crowns that you are paying to us now for the same service. times out of a possible 50 | By United Pres Leased Wire | General’ Lafayette: tontt nite. 1S Ne | necaus ten gg enero nd Between 2 Champions | %! Mune - We reduced the cost of Cremation from oe: - | SPOKANE, July 5.—Bob Denlo| he HAL ppekane like he did circular dirt track here in| Oh YY Senate AMPIONS | gaiyer titin $50 to $20. Radio: N pie made a clean sweep in yesterda Cee ee poate 4, 1n a match auto race with Pe Ri aca e day : Platina fillings Ww + iddie Moha Gets It |auto races here, He won every! w'tunningham, otto der fee y Oldfield | We tee reps EAOUY 12) ea aaranteed fan akira e reduced all grades of Caskets from . 4 race in which he was entered Murphy 2 M i | Leonar¢ ghtweigh champion, ork guarantees earn Good From B. Downey | saline Gardner, 1b ee ae ae dl Wavne andubion and Johnny Kilbane, of Cleveland | Have impression taken tf, the morn: 100 per cent to 400 per cent. = Aeon gepaciontentay hiked a | an, rt Sa » « Wayne and Browne Iwill meet fh a sixcround bout in| {nation and advice free We give a complete funeral, including Wis. July 5.—Eaaie| Mulforc s > Tis . se re ‘ ae {Philadelphia July 25. The bout tall and Samples of 0: fA Moha | reodvarita ek ithe |p United Prean Leased Wire ea eas Win Big Net Game Deeg a, aah SM td “tna rides work. We “ coset, ‘attendance, calling for body, cre- Fourth of July celebration he af-| OMAHA, July Ralph Mult By a iat 4 Or Oe et on uit eisude ence between manaxers The i | ae T apie zee re mation and urn for ashes, for... ..$47.50 forded Byron Downey here yester-| won the 150-1i 1 , ‘ a) eS ge is K ost of our er ° forded Byron Downey here yester-| won the 150-mile automobile race Wayne and Nat Browne took the Gerace it | recommended by our early custom. We maintain our own casfet factory, crematory and 1 Iter tlhere yesterda Joe Thomas was ot measure of McLoughlin and Bundy. ers, whose work f# till giving good | * 7, took a licking in each of the ten|second and Walter Haines third tted for D " . famous net stars, in the doubles Golfers Helo Swell fi Ank our customers who) @ modern parlor for funeral services round pntsirtaliaseaie thes M1 Bi Hr Pt, AS, aan ga: SMMC Ga Aaa 4 te PR i Have. tenon Cura one ren Semnleg Do not allow anyone to dictate to you what under+ pean f ‘ ‘ 6] 46 " for od Cr right place, Bring this ad with you. taker you shall employ wher i | THE LODGE CAFE | 1)..." Be oh aioe und for Red Cross. renter ' ike all employ when death comes to your home, EB 0 New Swim Record By United Prews Leased Wire SAN DIEGO, Jul ~The na tional A. A. U. record for the mile swim was cracked yesterday by Norman Ross. 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